Newsletter for October 13-17, 2025. Have a Great Weekend!!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Pool play resumed on day two of the 2025 Kaysinger Conference Volleyball Tournament held at Cole Camp. October 9th weather had been beautiful outside, what was the view like inside?
Cole Camp and Windsor squared off at about 5:45 p.m. and again each team started with 4 on the scoreboard to save time and energy.
Leah Allison with 6 serves to start and the Bluebirds were bumping them up and swatting them down. Madilynn Ogle also was 6 in a row as the lead grew to 19-5. Seniors Marilyn Hesse and Mandy Goosen with multiple kills and digs. Cole Camp 25-10 in the first set.
Second set was a bit closer as Cole Camp held a modest 15-12 lead when it was Goosen up to serve. Let's see, 10 would finish it. And Goosen delivered! Andrea Dieckman doing some damage at the net. Final of 25-12.
Next pool play game for Cole Camp was vs Sacred Heart. Great start here as well as Allison completed 7. However the Gremlins were back within 2 by mid-game. Andrea with multiple blocks as Sacred Heart sophomore Addison Figge was swinging at the net. Cole Camp prevailed 25-22 in the first set.
Ogle served 9 in a row early 2nd set helping build a 14-6 tally. Great reflexes by Allison added to the margin while Olivia Pilant was serving. A solid performance by the Lady Bluebirds as they took the 2nd set 25-18.
Kills: Hesse 13, Andrea 12, Goosen 9, Allison 8
Digs: Allison 14, Ogle 10, Goosen 9, Hesse 8, Harrison 6
Assists: Ogle 34
Blocks: Andrea 5, Goosen 3, Hesse 2
Lady Bluebirds next play on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!!
Cole Camp and Windsor squared off at about 5:45 p.m. and again each team started with 4 on the scoreboard to save time and energy.
Leah Allison with 6 serves to start and the Bluebirds were bumping them up and swatting them down. Madilynn Ogle also was 6 in a row as the lead grew to 19-5. Seniors Marilyn Hesse and Mandy Goosen with multiple kills and digs. Cole Camp 25-10 in the first set.
Second set was a bit closer as Cole Camp held a modest 15-12 lead when it was Goosen up to serve. Let's see, 10 would finish it. And Goosen delivered! Andrea Dieckman doing some damage at the net. Final of 25-12.
Next pool play game for Cole Camp was vs Sacred Heart. Great start here as well as Allison completed 7. However the Gremlins were back within 2 by mid-game. Andrea with multiple blocks as Sacred Heart sophomore Addison Figge was swinging at the net. Cole Camp prevailed 25-22 in the first set.
Ogle served 9 in a row early 2nd set helping build a 14-6 tally. Great reflexes by Allison added to the margin while Olivia Pilant was serving. A solid performance by the Lady Bluebirds as they took the 2nd set 25-18.
Kills: Hesse 13, Andrea 12, Goosen 9, Allison 8
Digs: Allison 14, Ogle 10, Goosen 9, Hesse 8, Harrison 6
Assists: Ogle 34
Blocks: Andrea 5, Goosen 3, Hesse 2
Lady Bluebirds next play on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Cole Camp was the #1 seed, followed by Stover, Northwest, Sacred Heart, Lincoln, Smithton, Green Ridge, LaMonte, Windsor and Otterville as the 2025 Kaysinger Conference Tournament tipped off.
During pool play, each team starts with 4 on the scoreboard and 2 sets only.
Facing Lincoln, Cole Camp led 10-6 and later 16-10. So what about a hiccup? Well a combination of Cole Camp miscues and an inspired Lady Cardinal team erased that deficit for a 20-20 tie. Mandy Goosen with a pair of scores gave Cole Camp a 22-20 lead, but the next 4 points went to Lincoln. After a Bluebird point but still trailing by 1, Cole Camp was whistled for being in the net, so Lincoln won the first set 25-23.
Senior Camryn Smallwood and sophomore Molly Strozewski were peppering the Cole Camp defense again in the 2nd set. With the game tied at 12, Andrea a kill to start a 4 pt spurt. Couple possessions later, Madilynn Ogle served 4 and Andrea planted three balls on the floor. Cole Camp earned the split with Lincoln by winning the 2nd set 25-15.
About 7:40 p.m. Cole Camp faced LaMonte, a much improved team from recent years. Leah Allison broke an 11-11 tie with a kill, and the tide soon shifted to the Bluebirds favor. Goosen served 7 in a row, helped by Andrea and Allison each with back-to-back kills. Cole Camp closed the set as Andrea provided a pair of blocks. Final of 25-13.
Marilyn Hesse with multiple saves for the Ladybirds, and they needed them as LaMonte stayed close throughout the 2nd set. Largest lead for Cole Camp was 8, but then the Lady Vikings were back within 3 or 4. Finally kills by Dakota Dieckman and Goosen sealed a 25-20 victory.
Kills: Andrea 19, Goosen 12, Allison 9
Digs: Hesse 17, Ogle 12, Allison 11, Pilant 8, Goosen 6, Harrison 6
Assists: Ogle 40
Blocks: Andrea 13, Dakota 5
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
During pool play, each team starts with 4 on the scoreboard and 2 sets only.
Facing Lincoln, Cole Camp led 10-6 and later 16-10. So what about a hiccup? Well a combination of Cole Camp miscues and an inspired Lady Cardinal team erased that deficit for a 20-20 tie. Mandy Goosen with a pair of scores gave Cole Camp a 22-20 lead, but the next 4 points went to Lincoln. After a Bluebird point but still trailing by 1, Cole Camp was whistled for being in the net, so Lincoln won the first set 25-23.
Senior Camryn Smallwood and sophomore Molly Strozewski were peppering the Cole Camp defense again in the 2nd set. With the game tied at 12, Andrea a kill to start a 4 pt spurt. Couple possessions later, Madilynn Ogle served 4 and Andrea planted three balls on the floor. Cole Camp earned the split with Lincoln by winning the 2nd set 25-15.
About 7:40 p.m. Cole Camp faced LaMonte, a much improved team from recent years. Leah Allison broke an 11-11 tie with a kill, and the tide soon shifted to the Bluebirds favor. Goosen served 7 in a row, helped by Andrea and Allison each with back-to-back kills. Cole Camp closed the set as Andrea provided a pair of blocks. Final of 25-13.
Marilyn Hesse with multiple saves for the Ladybirds, and they needed them as LaMonte stayed close throughout the 2nd set. Largest lead for Cole Camp was 8, but then the Lady Vikings were back within 3 or 4. Finally kills by Dakota Dieckman and Goosen sealed a 25-20 victory.
Kills: Andrea 19, Goosen 12, Allison 9
Digs: Hesse 17, Ogle 12, Allison 11, Pilant 8, Goosen 6, Harrison 6
Assists: Ogle 40
Blocks: Andrea 13, Dakota 5
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
🚀 FBLA Officers Take On BRKThrough! 🧩
This week, our FBLA officers traveled to Overland Park, KS to attend BRKThrough, an exciting team-building experience like no other!
Students were split into teams mixed with schools from across our district and challenged to take on 40 individual escape-style rooms—testing their problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills.
💥 A special shoutout to Gentry Cooper, who was on the winning team! 🏆 Way to represent!
Proud of all our officers for stepping up, thinking critically, and collaborating like true leaders. 💼✨
This week, our FBLA officers traveled to Overland Park, KS to attend BRKThrough, an exciting team-building experience like no other!
Students were split into teams mixed with schools from across our district and challenged to take on 40 individual escape-style rooms—testing their problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills.
💥 A special shoutout to Gentry Cooper, who was on the winning team! 🏆 Way to represent!
Proud of all our officers for stepping up, thinking critically, and collaborating like true leaders. 💼✨
Some high school art students attended the annual Kaysinger Art Contest at Liberty Park today. They did such a good job, filing in the picture planes, giving elements layers, vibrancy, and mimetic qualities. The students also competed in a sidewalk chalk group competition.
Winners at the contest included: freshman Mary Jade Ridenour, 4th Place in Mixed Media; senior Laura Zimmerman, 2nd Place in Graphite; sophomore Brooklyn Taylor, 2nd Place in Charcoal; and senior Anah Waynick, 1st place in Ink/Marker.
Congratulations, Cole Campers!!
Hudl Links to watch Kaysinger Conference Tournament Live:
Oct 8 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564678
Oct 8 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564674
Oct 9 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564692
Oct 9 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564684
Oct 11 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2864963
Oct 11 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564697
Here is a link to see live updates as Pool Play progresses throughout the tournament as well:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_mFSe8YtTP_Iz9PCYI9GWiw_dAsV4euaI_Dqn1XGq3k/edit?tab=t.0
Oct 8 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564678
Oct 8 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564674
Oct 9 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564692
Oct 9 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564684
Oct 11 Junior High/Old Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2864963
Oct 11 High School Gym
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cole-camp/organization/8365/cole-camp-high-school/watch?ib=2564697
Here is a link to see live updates as Pool Play progresses throughout the tournament as well:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_mFSe8YtTP_Iz9PCYI9GWiw_dAsV4euaI_Dqn1XGq3k/edit?tab=t.0
CCHS Teacher Spotlight - This week, we are celebrating Mrs. Rogers, one of our amazing High School English teachers! Thank you for inspiring our Bluebirds every single day! 💙
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Cole Camp hosted Green Ridge October 7th hoping to take another step towards regular season Conference titles. Both Varsity and JV teams did just that!
First JV set was close early, as in a 7-7 tie before the Ladybirds made some noise mid game. Maddie Flores with several kills as Cole Camp put together a 9-2 effort. Addison Brockman also with scores as the home team won the first set 25-16.
Green Ridge led the second set by a 7-2 margin before Kristin Carl dealt out a couple aces. With the score 9-9, Addy Russell with great hustle to set the ball for her teammates, and then finish that rally with a score. Still only an 18- 15 lead when Carl was next to serve. With the help of Taylor Loganbill and Rylee Fairchild kills, Carl served 7 to wrap up a 25- 15 victory for the JV ladies.
Green Ridge Varsity is a very young team. How young? One senior, 2 juniors, 7 sophomores and 9 freshmen on the roster.
Marilyn Hesse with 3 kills in the first 5 points of the game. Andrea Dieckman, Olivia Pilant and Leah Allison shared serving honors with 4 each. Cole Camp cruised to a 25-8 win in the 1st set.
Mandy Goosen a couple kills while Hesse served 6 in the 2nd set. Pilant appeared quite comfortable in the serving lane as she put 9 over the net for a 20-3 lead. Great reflexes by Allison as she made a one arm save that went back over the net for a score. Cole Camp 25-9 in the middle set.
Dakota Dieckman a kill early 3rd set, but the Lady Tigers played well enough to lead 9-8 nearing midway. After a 14- 14 tie, Cole Camp flexed their wings with an 8-1 game-changing effort. Andrea with several kills, but give Green Ridge freshmen Whitney Rupe an A for effort! She hit the floor hard trying to dig up Cole Camp hits. Ladybirds 25-18 in the 3rd set for their 17th win of the year!
Kills: Hesse 7, Allison 7, Andrea 6, Goosen 5, Dakota 3
Digs: Allison 9, Hesse 8, Harrison 6, Ogle 5, Goosen 4
Assists: Ogle 23
Blocks: Andrea 4, Allison 4, Goosen 3
Right back at it tonight October 8th in Conference Tournament pool play. Cole Camp scheduled to play Lincoln at 5:45. Come on out!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
First JV set was close early, as in a 7-7 tie before the Ladybirds made some noise mid game. Maddie Flores with several kills as Cole Camp put together a 9-2 effort. Addison Brockman also with scores as the home team won the first set 25-16.
Green Ridge led the second set by a 7-2 margin before Kristin Carl dealt out a couple aces. With the score 9-9, Addy Russell with great hustle to set the ball for her teammates, and then finish that rally with a score. Still only an 18- 15 lead when Carl was next to serve. With the help of Taylor Loganbill and Rylee Fairchild kills, Carl served 7 to wrap up a 25- 15 victory for the JV ladies.
Green Ridge Varsity is a very young team. How young? One senior, 2 juniors, 7 sophomores and 9 freshmen on the roster.
Marilyn Hesse with 3 kills in the first 5 points of the game. Andrea Dieckman, Olivia Pilant and Leah Allison shared serving honors with 4 each. Cole Camp cruised to a 25-8 win in the 1st set.
Mandy Goosen a couple kills while Hesse served 6 in the 2nd set. Pilant appeared quite comfortable in the serving lane as she put 9 over the net for a 20-3 lead. Great reflexes by Allison as she made a one arm save that went back over the net for a score. Cole Camp 25-9 in the middle set.
Dakota Dieckman a kill early 3rd set, but the Lady Tigers played well enough to lead 9-8 nearing midway. After a 14- 14 tie, Cole Camp flexed their wings with an 8-1 game-changing effort. Andrea with several kills, but give Green Ridge freshmen Whitney Rupe an A for effort! She hit the floor hard trying to dig up Cole Camp hits. Ladybirds 25-18 in the 3rd set for their 17th win of the year!
Kills: Hesse 7, Allison 7, Andrea 6, Goosen 5, Dakota 3
Digs: Allison 9, Hesse 8, Harrison 6, Ogle 5, Goosen 4
Assists: Ogle 23
Blocks: Andrea 4, Allison 4, Goosen 3
Right back at it tonight October 8th in Conference Tournament pool play. Cole Camp scheduled to play Lincoln at 5:45. Come on out!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Students attended Sign Manufacturing Day at Impact Signs to learn about the careers in the sign, graphics and visual communications industry on Friday, October 3 in Sedalia. Impact Signs provided the students with a tour of the facility, demonstrations of the sign manufacturing process including the installation process. Students asked questions and learned more about the careers in the industry!
FCCLA, FBLA, and High School Student Council would like to invite you to our Trunk or Treat!
Mrs. Schnakenberg's Freshwater Biology class went to Ross creek today to collect data for water quality. The water chemistry and macroinvertebrate data they collected is part of Stream Team and is sent directly to the Department of Conservation. Kids had a blast identifying organisms and spending time in nature!
Important Information for Football Spectators
Entry Gates:
All patrons must enter through the Home or Visitor gate.
There will be no paid entry available by the baseball/softball fields.
Outside Food & Drink:
To help support our school community, no outside food or drinks may be brought into the facility.
Student Re-Entry:
Cole Camp R-1 students will not be allowed re-entry once they have exited the event.
Thank you for your cooperation and for supporting our Bluebirds!
Entry Gates:
All patrons must enter through the Home or Visitor gate.
There will be no paid entry available by the baseball/softball fields.
Outside Food & Drink:
To help support our school community, no outside food or drinks may be brought into the facility.
Student Re-Entry:
Cole Camp R-1 students will not be allowed re-entry once they have exited the event.
Thank you for your cooperation and for supporting our Bluebirds!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: For those Cole Camp fans who missed or left the volleyball games early October 6th, you might ought to kick yourself. The Varsity Ladies pulled out a dandy!
The California Lady Pintos were in Cole Camp monday evening and they are traditionally a strong program.
C team action began at 5 p.m. and Cole Camp kinda scored in bunches and California one or two at a time. Adilynn Craig with several digs and kills. Aspen Meyer with the longest serve run of 5 closed out a 25- 15 first set win.
Lauren Hesse served 5 as part of a 10-2 start in the 2nd set. Much like the 1st set, Cole Camp rolled to a 25- 14 final in the last set.
The Cole Camp JV team, riding high after winning their JV tournament this past Saturday, has yet to be defeated. They continued that streak vs the 14-4-1 California team.
No runaway but a steady march out to a 11-7 lead when Addy Russell dropped in 5 serves. Maddie Flores a couple kills, and Rylee Fairchild keeping the ball above the floor helped Cole Camp win 25 - 15 in the first set.
Kristin Carl back to back kills early 2nd set. Cole Camp led 12-2 and went on to finish it up 25-13.
Cole Camp Varsity with a record of 15-2-2 and California at 17-4-4 suggested a power struggle was in store. And it was!
The Lady Pintos jumped ahead 9-2 with Claire Peterson scoring kills early. Marilyn Hesse and Olivia Pilant multiple digs but California increased their lead to double digits midway. Lady Pintos 25-18 in the first set.
California led the 2nd set 6-2 until kills by Hesse and Mandy Goosen slowed their progress. Kate Harrison on the back row defensively as Cole Camp worked back to a 15-15 tie. A quick 6-1 spurt down the stretch gave Cole Camp enough margin to claim the 2nd set 25-20.
Not a great start for Cole Camp in the 3rd set. Andrea Dieckman with a block of hard hitting Natalie Booth was pretty, but the Lady Pintos still galloped out to a 13-7 lead. Pilant with a big time turnaround of a Booth smash, but California claimed the set 25-21.
Goosen several blocks in the 4th set as the Lady Pintos have several capable hitters in their lineup. Dakota Dieckman a kill and a block by Andrea helped Cole Camp move ahead 13-11 midway. Cole Camp parent Amber Flores was serving as line judge and she stood her ground and made the calls amidst a flurry of activity. Allison several kills as Cole Camp was fighting for survival. And survive they did with an overtime victory of 26-24!
First team to 15 in the fifth set would be the winner. Kills by Goosen and Allison helped build a 5-2 lead and the Lady Bluebirds would not be denied! After a long rally, Andrea with the finish for a 10-6 lead. Goosen with a dig and Hesse with a tip at the net to lead 13-7. And finally, Andrea and Dakota with great digs during the final rally which Hesse ended with a score for a 15-9 victory!
Kills: Goosen 14, Hesse 12, Allison 12, Andrea 11
Digs: Pilant 24, Hesse 20, Goosen 18, Harrison 18, Ogle 17, Andrea 6,
Dakota 6. Holy Smokes! That may be a record for digs in a single game!
Assists: Ogle 43
Blocks: Goosen 13, Andrea 6, Allison 4
Great win Lady Bluebirds, keep it going!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
The California Lady Pintos were in Cole Camp monday evening and they are traditionally a strong program.
C team action began at 5 p.m. and Cole Camp kinda scored in bunches and California one or two at a time. Adilynn Craig with several digs and kills. Aspen Meyer with the longest serve run of 5 closed out a 25- 15 first set win.
Lauren Hesse served 5 as part of a 10-2 start in the 2nd set. Much like the 1st set, Cole Camp rolled to a 25- 14 final in the last set.
The Cole Camp JV team, riding high after winning their JV tournament this past Saturday, has yet to be defeated. They continued that streak vs the 14-4-1 California team.
No runaway but a steady march out to a 11-7 lead when Addy Russell dropped in 5 serves. Maddie Flores a couple kills, and Rylee Fairchild keeping the ball above the floor helped Cole Camp win 25 - 15 in the first set.
Kristin Carl back to back kills early 2nd set. Cole Camp led 12-2 and went on to finish it up 25-13.
Cole Camp Varsity with a record of 15-2-2 and California at 17-4-4 suggested a power struggle was in store. And it was!
The Lady Pintos jumped ahead 9-2 with Claire Peterson scoring kills early. Marilyn Hesse and Olivia Pilant multiple digs but California increased their lead to double digits midway. Lady Pintos 25-18 in the first set.
California led the 2nd set 6-2 until kills by Hesse and Mandy Goosen slowed their progress. Kate Harrison on the back row defensively as Cole Camp worked back to a 15-15 tie. A quick 6-1 spurt down the stretch gave Cole Camp enough margin to claim the 2nd set 25-20.
Not a great start for Cole Camp in the 3rd set. Andrea Dieckman with a block of hard hitting Natalie Booth was pretty, but the Lady Pintos still galloped out to a 13-7 lead. Pilant with a big time turnaround of a Booth smash, but California claimed the set 25-21.
Goosen several blocks in the 4th set as the Lady Pintos have several capable hitters in their lineup. Dakota Dieckman a kill and a block by Andrea helped Cole Camp move ahead 13-11 midway. Cole Camp parent Amber Flores was serving as line judge and she stood her ground and made the calls amidst a flurry of activity. Allison several kills as Cole Camp was fighting for survival. And survive they did with an overtime victory of 26-24!
First team to 15 in the fifth set would be the winner. Kills by Goosen and Allison helped build a 5-2 lead and the Lady Bluebirds would not be denied! After a long rally, Andrea with the finish for a 10-6 lead. Goosen with a dig and Hesse with a tip at the net to lead 13-7. And finally, Andrea and Dakota with great digs during the final rally which Hesse ended with a score for a 15-9 victory!
Kills: Goosen 14, Hesse 12, Allison 12, Andrea 11
Digs: Pilant 24, Hesse 20, Goosen 18, Harrison 18, Ogle 17, Andrea 6,
Dakota 6. Holy Smokes! That may be a record for digs in a single game!
Assists: Ogle 43
Blocks: Goosen 13, Andrea 6, Allison 4
Great win Lady Bluebirds, keep it going!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Parent-Teachers Conferences for grades 7-12
Stop by Cole Camp High School on Thursday, October 23rd, from 2:00–7:00 PM to visit with your student’s teachers.
This is a great time to discuss progress, ask questions, and collaborate on student success. We hope to see you there!
Stop by Cole Camp High School on Thursday, October 23rd, from 2:00–7:00 PM to visit with your student’s teachers.
This is a great time to discuss progress, ask questions, and collaborate on student success. We hope to see you there!
We’re not just squeezing lemons, we’re squeezing into your hearts 🍋❤️
Lemonade Day next Tuesday!
Lemonade Day next Tuesday!
Tonight's Football game at Butler will be streamed at the following sites.
Prepcast: https://team1sports.com/prepcasts/?scrlybrkr=5452f4ef&S=butler-kcmw&B=2852199
Hudl(if it works they say): https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/butler/organization/2591/butler-high-school/watch?ib=2864945
Prepcast: https://team1sports.com/prepcasts/?scrlybrkr=5452f4ef&S=butler-kcmw&B=2852199
Hudl(if it works they say): https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/butler/organization/2591/butler-high-school/watch?ib=2864945
Corrected Newsletter
Newsletter Mistake: JH/JV Football Games Monday are at HOME beginning at 5:00. Sorry for the inconvenience!!!
Newsletter for Oct. 6-10. Have a Great Weekend!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Cole Camp hosted LaMonte October 2nd for volleyball action, but outside temperatures were conducive to baseball or softball.
First JV set went fairly quick. Taylor Loganbill served 9 in a 10-0 start. Both teams scored 6 midway, then Riley Raetz served 8 that closed out the set 25-6 for Cole camp. Maddie Flores with 4 kills in that last run.
LaMonte led the 2nd set by 3 for the first 1/3 of the set. But Lauren Hesse helped erase that and a whole lot more as she served 14 in a row! That's almost long enough to make a dash to the concession stand. Cole Camp took the 2nd JV set 25-14.
The Varsity Lady Vikings were 9-8 coming into the evening, which is a big improvement over last year for Head Coach Vanessa Green and her team.
Cole Camp with a 3 pt lead when Marilyn Hesse dropped in a pair of aces in a 7-point surge for the home team. Dakota Dieckman a nice set for Mandy Goosen to kill, one of several for Goosen in the opening set. And Olivia Pilant a nice dig to keep a rally going while Leah Allison was serving the last 6. Cole Camp 25-7 in the first set.
Great defensive work in the 2nd set as Allison tracked down a ball headed for the trainers office. She got the ball up far enough so that Hesse could make a long and accurate return over the net. Cole Camp up 11-1. Goosen and Andrea Dieckman with kills as usual, but others joined in the fun as well! Head Coach Abby Massingill worked in several of her reserve players, and Alivia Haase with a pair of kills! Cole Camp 25-12 in the 2nd set.
Cole Camp led the third set 5-1, but don't go to the bank just yet! Due to a few Cole Camp errors and failed returns, the Lady Vikings found themselves leading 11-10 nearing midpoint. Allison helped save the ship with 6 serves moving forward and a 4-point string at the end gave Cole Camp a 25- 16 final for another victory!
Kills: Goosen 13, Andrea 7, Hesse 4, Haase 2
Digs: Hesse 15, Ogle 9, Pilant 6, Allison 6, Goosen 5, Carl 3
Assists: Ogle 26
Blocks: Andrea 8, Hesse 4
According to Assistant Coach Brooke Ogle, Cole Camp will play two games Wednesday, two on Thursday and then Saturday, all as part of the Conference Tournament next week in Cole Camp.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
First JV set went fairly quick. Taylor Loganbill served 9 in a 10-0 start. Both teams scored 6 midway, then Riley Raetz served 8 that closed out the set 25-6 for Cole camp. Maddie Flores with 4 kills in that last run.
LaMonte led the 2nd set by 3 for the first 1/3 of the set. But Lauren Hesse helped erase that and a whole lot more as she served 14 in a row! That's almost long enough to make a dash to the concession stand. Cole Camp took the 2nd JV set 25-14.
The Varsity Lady Vikings were 9-8 coming into the evening, which is a big improvement over last year for Head Coach Vanessa Green and her team.
Cole Camp with a 3 pt lead when Marilyn Hesse dropped in a pair of aces in a 7-point surge for the home team. Dakota Dieckman a nice set for Mandy Goosen to kill, one of several for Goosen in the opening set. And Olivia Pilant a nice dig to keep a rally going while Leah Allison was serving the last 6. Cole Camp 25-7 in the first set.
Great defensive work in the 2nd set as Allison tracked down a ball headed for the trainers office. She got the ball up far enough so that Hesse could make a long and accurate return over the net. Cole Camp up 11-1. Goosen and Andrea Dieckman with kills as usual, but others joined in the fun as well! Head Coach Abby Massingill worked in several of her reserve players, and Alivia Haase with a pair of kills! Cole Camp 25-12 in the 2nd set.
Cole Camp led the third set 5-1, but don't go to the bank just yet! Due to a few Cole Camp errors and failed returns, the Lady Vikings found themselves leading 11-10 nearing midpoint. Allison helped save the ship with 6 serves moving forward and a 4-point string at the end gave Cole Camp a 25- 16 final for another victory!
Kills: Goosen 13, Andrea 7, Hesse 4, Haase 2
Digs: Hesse 15, Ogle 9, Pilant 6, Allison 6, Goosen 5, Carl 3
Assists: Ogle 26
Blocks: Andrea 8, Hesse 4
According to Assistant Coach Brooke Ogle, Cole Camp will play two games Wednesday, two on Thursday and then Saturday, all as part of the Conference Tournament next week in Cole Camp.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!